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FROM ANNUAL REPORTS OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE COMMITTEES ON PUBLICATION
Increasing Public Interest in Christian Science
Sussex, England
It is good to report that the growing tolerance and understanding of Christian Science has again been a noticeable feature of this Committee's contact with public officials and the press. There is no doubt that the general thought of the public has come to regard in greater degree the teaching and practice of Christian Science as a religious way of life, as well as a means of healing physical and other difficulties. Many instances of this greater understanding of the mission of Christian Science have reached us, and we feel that it is cause for much gratitude.

May 5, 1951 issue
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"THOSE DAYS SHALL BE SHORTENED"
PETER B. BIGGINS
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"THE JOY OF PATHS UNTROD"
MARGARET LEE RUNBECK
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UPSIDE DOWN OR RIGHT SIDE UP?
JENS OSVALD LAURITZEN
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TRUE FOLLOWING
LUIE HOPKINS BALL
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SECURITY
Hazel Harper Brandner
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INNER PEACE AS THE WORLD PROGRESSES
ROBERT DOLLING WELLS
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GOD'S WILL IS THE LAW OF LIFE
MYRTLE A. CASH
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SHEPHERDING OUR PROGRESS
WILLIAM GILBERT
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CLIMB!
William Aubert Luce
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CONCERNING THE CHRIST
Robert Ellis Key
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WHO SHALL BE GREATEST?
Helen Wood Bauman
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I am increasingly grateful to God...
Joan Marie Madsen
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One summer recently I caught...
Cecil Digby Burnham
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I have much to be grateful for...
Jeanette Wieand Grub
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My first contact with this liberating...
Elsie Holmes
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I did not take up the study of...
Cara Jane Miller
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At the height of a so-called critical...
Dorris K. Weyreter
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I have depended entirely on...
Helenruth D. Courtney with contributions from Barbara Courtney Driver
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I am grateful to have had a loving...
James C. Watson
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As a child I attended an orthodox...
Arma L. Cardey with contributions from Vernon Cardey
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About thirty-five years ago, as a...
Sara E. Allen
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from W. A. Cameron, G. M. Ottsen